Science changes our values in two ways. It injects new ideas into the familiar culture. And it subjects it to the pressure of technical change, in th… - Jacob Bronowski

We become more and more aware that what we think about the world is not what the world is but what the human animal sees of the world.

The laws of science have two functions, to be true and to be helpful; probably each of these functions includes the other. If the statistical law does both, that is all that can be asked of it. We may persuade ourselves that it is intellectually less satisfying than a causal law, and fails somehow to give us the same feeling of understanding the process of nature. But this is an illusion of habit.

Science is a way of describing reality; it is therefore limited by the limits of observation; and it asserts nothing which is outside observation. Anything else is not science; it is scholastics.